问题
Is there a way to disallow publishing of debug builds with ClickOnce?
I only want to allow release builds through, but right now human error causes a debug build to slip through once in a while.
We're publishing the build from within Visual Studio.
回答1:
One thing you can do is add a condition to the .csproj or .vbproj file that MSBuild will check when doing a build.
The condition would check if a publish is occurring and check if the build is a debug build, then do something like run an external tool or otherwise interrupt the build process or cause it to fail.
An example might be something like this:
<Choose>
<When Condition=" '$(Configuration)'=='Debug' ">
<Exec Command="C:\foo.bat" ContinueOnError="false" />
</When>
</Choose>
Where foo.bat is a batch file that return non-zero, thus stopping the publish from occurring.
回答2:
I have started to modify the .csproj files to include the following code to throw an error for debug deploys, effectively preventing the deploy from happening:
<!-- The following makes sure we don’t try to publish a configuration that defines the DEBUG constant -->
<Target Name="BeforePublish">
<Error Condition="'$(DebugSymbols)' == 'true'" Text="You attempted to publish a configuration that defines the DEBUG constant!" />
</Target>
Just place it at the end of the file, right before the </Project> tag.
(original source: http://www.nathanpjones.com/wp/2010/05/preventing-clickonce-publishing-a-debug-configuration/comment-page-1/#comment-625)
回答3:
I have chosen another solution that worked for me:
I couldn't change my build process. So I did Tools → Customize... and change the text of the action, adding an alert like "Publish [CONFIGURE TO RELEASE!]", and placing the Publish button next to the Debug/Release configuration option. It's easy!
With this I considerably reduced the risk of human error. Those buttons should always be together.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47107/disallow-publishing-of-debug-builds-for-clickonce-deployment